Kremlin and Red Square
Kremlin and Red Square Reviews
 My first Moscow experience Aug 18, 2009
Moscow is great! You have a lot to do in the day time and even much more at night! :)
I keep coming to Moscow each year for few days at least  Part of the list Lot's of fun! ;)
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 Kremlin and Red Square Feb 29, 2008
My first trip to Russia. I arrived at about 6:00 PM Moscow time. My friends picked me up at the Sheremetyevo airport. They decided that we should go visit another of their friends. Unfortunately the other friends lived about 40 miles outside Moscow. We were traveling at rush hour on a Friday night going out of Moscow. Now this is the time every person who can who lives in Moscow is leaving the city to go to their dacha, or Summer home. 4 Hours later, having traveled about 20 miles, we decided to turn back, and go to the Kremlin and Red Square. At 2:00 AM in the morning. There were about 10 other people there. It was wonderful. The history, the colors of the cathedrals. Now I needed a rest room. Aha none to be had. We went up to some police officers, and they offered their place. Out back of their trailer right outside of the square. They were very pleasant. This was all within the first 8-9 hours of my visit. I will add more about this trip soon.
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Nov 01, 2006
The presidium Kremlin is a very impressive place. It definitly worth visiting. Inside it is like a city into the bordless Moscow. It has museums, churges, squares but some of them are hard to visit. Take at least a day to can see everything.
 Part of the Moscow 2006 travel blog
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Kremlin and Red Square Blogs
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Dec 26, 2008
From Russia With Love
How we were able to go.
The thought that I could actually go to Russia with a 3 day side trip to Stockholm, Sweden and do this for free was mind boggling to me. I heard this excited voice mail message from…Kremlin? Red Square came into view where we saw beautiful St. Basil's Cathedral posing front and center at one end of the square.
After returning to the dock where we boarded, we climbed back into our tour bus and took a ride to the highest… From Russia With Love |
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Feb 15, 2009
In mid-February I woke up and looked out the window to find Moscow absolutely blanketed in a heavy and steady snow fall. I'd been waiting for months to snap photos in central Moscow and Red Square on such a day, and this was my opportunity.&nb…Red Square and the Kremlin. Once in Red Square I spent about an hour taking pictures and fighting a futile battle to keep my camera lens from fogging up. By the time I left Red Square I was completely soaked head to toe, despite… Snow Storm in Moscow (Red Square and Around) |
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Jul 24, 2006
How many people have seen a photo or a painting of some place and had the image stuck in his head and wanted to go there? Ever since I saw and then owned the watercolor painting "Moscow of Yesteryear" by Mario Cooper, I had wanted to visit Moscow, t…Red Square. St Basil's at one end, the Historical Museum at the other, Kremlin and the GUM department store were at the other two sides of the square. No cars are allowed on the square, of course unless you were the high ranking officials… Red square, Kremlin and the Amory Museum |
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May 19, 2008
The hotel breakfast was quite an experience. A huge banquet hall, where we found a sumptuous breakfast buffet (where literally anything could be found: sliced cheeses, salads, fruit, yoghurts, sweets, sausages, omelette, pancakes, spa…Kremlin was when Stalin removed the Tsar symbol, the double-headed eagle, from the watch tower tops and replaced these by red stars. The tour ended with a walk around the Red square, which is currently host to an amusement park type football festival… Day 2: Moscow |
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Apr 18, 2008
Places that are real landmarks of my country and my hometown: Kremlin, Red Square, St. Basil’s Cathedral, Mausoleum.
But a country is not only places and buildings, its culture and history is also respesented by music. Tchailovsky Piano …Kremlin, Red Square, St. Basil’s Cathedral, Mausoleum.
But a country is not only places and buildings, its culture and history is also respesented by music. Tchailovsky Piano Concerto No 1 is for sure a Russia musicmark. Performed by Alexander Ghindin (my favorite piano… Russia Land- and Musicmarks (video) |
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